Incubators and R&D

George Carlson, senior scientist and director of the McLaughlin Research Institute, said Friday that mice are treated properly at the research facility. By Tribune Staff He was reacting to a videotape made by People for…

A reception and press con ference will be held Tuesday to recognize the Montana Tech Environmental Design Team’s recent success at the International Environmental Design Contest in Las Cruces, N.M. By the Standard Staff The…

Congratulations go to the following winners of this month’s Phase 0 grants: Montana Microbial Products LLC 510 East Kent Missoula, MT 59802 (406) 542 9404 Phase 0 Title: Enyzmatic Hydrolysis and Fermentation of Sugar Beet…

Great Falls native Dr. Irving Weissman will be crowned the 44th California Scientist of the Year next month. By RICHARD ECKE Tribune Staff Writer Weissman, a Stanford University professor and medical doctor, will receive the…

Space cassettes If everything goes as planned, Elinor Pulcini, two other MSU researchers and three or four undergraduates will head for the Kennedy Space Center in July. They will load bacteria into 16 cassettes designed…

VP of research and development feels at home in Montana Bryan O’Connor Montana Kaimin — This is the fifth story in a weekly series of interviews with university administrators that will run in the Kaimin….

As Hamilton’s Rocky Mountain Laboratories plays a leading role in the nation’s fight against bioterrorism, the agency’s research director will talk about bioweapons and counter research at a public seminar Wednesday in Hamilton. By JENNY…

Steve Running is no stranger to playing the waiting game when it comes to satellite launches. The University of Montana’s nationally renowned rocket scientist spent the better part of the ’90s waiting for NASA’s $1.3…

When you want to improve your own business incubator program, you visit one that has a history of success and find out what works, and what doesn’t work. That’s exactly what Paul Green, executive director…

Innovation does little good for consumers — or for Pittsburgh’s economic future — if it remains in the laboratory or classroom. By: Donald I Hammonds Pittsburgh Post Gazette In order to speed the "tech transfer"…